All Outputs (7)

Domestic Violence: Evidence Review References (2014)
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Westmarland, N., Thorlby, K., Wistow, J., & Gadd, D. (2014). Domestic Violence: Evidence Review References

Domestic Violence: Evidence Review (2014)
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Westmarland, N., Thorlby, K., Wistow, J., & Gadd, D. (2014). Domestic Violence: Evidence Review

While domestic violence is high on the public policy agenda in the UK, successive reviews have highlighted policing problems. A recent HMIC report found domestic violence is not policed at the same level as other offences and identified a catalogue o... Read More about Domestic Violence: Evidence Review.

Protecting Women’s Safety? The use of Smartphone ‘apps’ in relation to domestic and sexual violence (2013)
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Westmarland, N., Hardey, M., Bows, H., Branley, D., Chowdhury, M., Wheatley, K., & Wistow, R. (2013). Protecting Women’s Safety? The use of Smartphone ‘apps’ in relation to domestic and sexual violence

Is Restorative justice possible in cases of sexual violence? (2011)
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McGlynn, C., Westmarland, N., & Godden, N. (2011). Is Restorative justice possible in cases of sexual violence?

Domestic Violence Perpetrator Programmes: What Counts as Success? (2010)
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Westmarland, N., Kelly, L., & Chalder-Mills, J. (2010). Domestic Violence Perpetrator Programmes: What Counts as Success?

Whether domestic violence perpetrator programmes ‘work’ is contested by researchers, policy makers and practitioners. Some evaluations have concluded they do reduce violence, whereas others claim they do not and may even make things worse. Much of th... Read More about Domestic Violence Perpetrator Programmes: What Counts as Success?.

Rape's a real crime (2008)
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Westmarland, N. (2008). Rape's a real crime

Rape has been seen as a 'woman's problem' for far too long and we urgently need more men to publicly condemn sexual violence, writes Dr Nicole Westmarland.

The Rape Crisis crisis (2008)
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Westmarland, N. (2008). The Rape Crisis crisis

Nine Rape Crisis Centres have closed in the last five years, 69% describe themselves as unsustainable. This is a crisis and the movement needs money before it crumbles, writes Dr Nicole Westmarland.